Edited Unassigned: VBA Project is missing. [15459]
There is a VBA project if I open the file and look but the following method is showing VbaProject as null.```using (ExcelPackage excelpack = new ExcelPackage(utfile)){ if (excelpack.Workbook.VbaProject...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Saved ExcelRange with array value gets the array type...
In Excel, if a range gets its value set to an array, only the first value is saved as the cell value.In EP Plus, the range value gets saved as the ToString() representation of the object, in this case...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Saved ExcelRange with array value gets the array type...
In Excel, if a range gets its value set to an array, only the first value is saved as the cell value.In EP Plus, the range value gets saved as the ToString() representation of the object, in this case...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Excel table RowFunctions get the wrong ID. [15461]
The totalling functions for RowFunctions.Count and RowFunctions.CountNum are reversed (102 vs. 103).
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Excel table RowFunctions get the wrong ID. [15461]
The totalling functions for RowFunctions.Count and RowFunctions.CountNum are reversed (102 vs. 103).Comments: Resolved in fork:...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Special characters are not escaped in TotalsRowFunction...
If a column name has a special character in it ([, ], #, or '), the special character(s) must be escaped in the totals row function with a '. This is not currently happening, resulting in a corrupt...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Special characters are not escaped in TotalsRowFunction...
If a column name has a special character in it ([, ], #, or '), the special character(s) must be escaped in the totals row function with a '. This is not currently happening, resulting in a corrupt...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Table column names with formula characters such as...
Say a table column name has formula characters such as parenthesis such as Column (1). Thus the subtotal function for it in the Table's total row would look like this: =SUBTOTAL(109,TableName[Column...
View ArticleEdited Unassigned: Table column names with formula characters such as...
Say a table column name has formula characters such as parenthesis such as Column (1). Thus the subtotal function for it in the Table's total row would look like this: =SUBTOTAL(109,TableName[Column...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: After save, an xlsm looses all the data. [15464]
I was trying to copy VBA projects from one xlsm to another, it keeps removing all the data.Even when I removed all the code and just did open and save, it still removed all the data.Current version of...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Problem reading series [15465]
I have a spreadsheet template that takes embedded data and creates a line chart. The chart has two line chart entries (one with two data series) and one with a single data series. The chart displays...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Cannot add custom function compilers to the Expression...
I'd like to be able to define a custom implementation of a FunctionCompiler for my custom function implementations.
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Cannot add custom function compilers to the Expression...
I'd like to be able to define a custom implementation of a FunctionCompiler for my custom function implementations.Comments: This is being implemented in:...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Allow custom functions to always evaluate excel...
If an ExcelFunction has a cell reference or a range reference, it would be nice to be able to always get the function argument as an IRangeInfo, even if there are no values in the range.
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Allow custom functions to always evaluate excel...
If an ExcelFunction has a cell reference or a range reference, it would be nice to be able to always get the function argument as an IRangeInfo, even if there are no values in the range.Comments: This...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Cannot hide the first worksheet [15354]
Create two worksheets named Test1 and Test2Then set the __Test1__ worksheet hidden property = eWorkSheetHidden.HiddenOpen the xl file, and you can see both worksheets.Create two worksheets named Test1...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Copying a worksheet with a shared formula can result in a...
When a worksheet is copied, the references to the shared formulas are shallow copied in ExcelWorksheets.CloneCells. This means that if the shared formula is modified on one sheet, it affects the other...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Copying a worksheet with a shared formula can result in...
When a worksheet is copied, the references to the shared formulas are shallow copied in ExcelWorksheets.CloneCells. This means that if the shared formula is modified on one sheet, it affects the other...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: line breaks in table headers results in corrupt workbook...
To replicate to this:* create new excel file* create a header line. Create a line break with Alt-Enter in one of these cells.* create one or more data lines* Select the whole table, e.g. A1:C4* Format...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: NumericExpressionEvaluator in SimIf, CounIf, etc [15470]
I'm constantly hitting a limitation of your local NumericExpressionEvaluator class when it comes to comparing Boolean vs String. Check it out - .../SumIf.csprivate double CalculateWithSumRange(...){...
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